#'s and digital certifiactes

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gardnerjgardnerj
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in Genius Bar edited January 2014
Recently switched to Os X on a 12" pb. The only 2 things i can find that are a problem are that there is no # key on the keyboard, not a huge problem until i log onto other unix servers and start scripting. I'm assuming that i can map a key to it but i haven't had a chance to look properly yet. If somebody could save me the bother ....



The other thing is i assume there is no support for windows digital certificates. I have virtual pc6 on order but i just want to make sure. I have both Safari and IE installed but i beleive my business online banking certificate is stored at a w2k level and has nothing to do with the browser.



Thanks in advance...



James

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    overhopeoverhope Posts: 1,123member
    # symbol: type Alt-3. If you look in the Applications > Utilities folder, there's a little app called Key Caps which will show you the special character permutations and key combinations in each font.



    Can't help on the digital certificates, though, sorry... \
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    gardnerjgardnerj Posts: 167member
    That'll do nicely. Thanks.
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    defiantdefiant Posts: 4,876member
    http://radio.weblogs.com/0100676/2002/08/27.html
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    gardnerjgardnerj Posts: 167member
    Just had a mail from Connectix uk saying that Virtual PC6 for mac is out of stock. Worrying. .... It's not got anything to do with MS taking them over do you think.



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